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Defo Dabo is a traditional Ethiopian bread made from wheat or teff flour, yeast, sugar, salt, and spices, known for its unique preparation and cultural importance. It is traditionally baked in banana leaves and cooked in a clay pot or over an open fire, enhancing its flavor. This bread is often served during festive occasions, symbolizing hospitality and family unity in Ethiopian culture.

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Defo Dabo is a traditional Ethiopian bread made from wheat or teff flour, yeast, sugar, salt, and spices, known for its unique preparation and cultural importance. It is traditionally baked in banana leaves and cooked in a clay pot or over an open fire, enhancing its flavor. This bread is often served during festive occasions, symbolizing hospitality and family unity in Ethiopian culture.

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Traditional Ethiopian Bread: Defo Dabo

Defo Dabo is a cherished traditional Ethiopian bread known for its unique preparation and cultural significance. This round, dense bread is
typically made with wheat flour or teff flour, mixed with yeast, sugar, salt, and spices like fenugreek or coriander for added flavor. The dough is
left to rise before being wrapped in banana leaves, which give the bread its distinctive aroma and moisture during baking. Traditionally, Defo
Dabo is cooked in a clay pot or on an open fire, enhancing its rich, earthy taste. Often served during festive occasions, holidays, or family
gatherings, Defo Dabo symbolizes hospitality and togetherness in Ethiopian culture. Its preparation is a labor of love, often involving family
members working together, passing down the recipe through generations.

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